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BRITISH COEl.
Sensational Report from sli>
Island MineS.


Sensational Report from sl.A '""'o"'e G
| Island NIines.
gCop,y7,qe 1857. by the Cq,;fornia AsSsGie Press
I V,cr,,p1, Mo-, ootI, T,,a s.,,,. th,
~sar,, Ill - 80 'oms sen
no.a,e of Wanoe oi - 1n iiV1i on 'ne ess
co-,,.o,; " atr, isiaau' 10 u ah g &C.
Cbinasa &c ne ma nmnHieu n,I; a anss nav NV
II ia s.orta,i tha. 'iau AZ.
nos;+ aae hao, str II. n
| the thousands. White men have gon. in
and will prospect thoroughly. The Ca1sa-
dian Pac;fic Navigation Company Advertise
| a steameTto the mines for the 14t1 of June
A "siven Journsl i'm Trouble.
ICoDvio 1887 b,, tbe (,;6e.,.r assoc;ote5 prcss
VYcro,r. NJ oo., M,
hos o,,tonns oa.:S ,.l.1
the 80, so ~, Itoel ass,iiSa
cbargine Hannty eoraai m a' Ir,;,lt,
and Hon. Robson, Provincial Secretary
| with NAL administration Of iustice in n
rape case trial short time AGO. The arti
Gle manufactured language for the Chief
| Justice, and then made it the ground for a
vicious attack.
, 'aoes "' 81 Heieh".
Copyf'g' 1885, oy ue cNfvor7i'a ASSee'ffed fes.I
ST. HELENA, May 29th.-The Sabbath
memorial services here to-day attracted
| large audience at the Presbyterian Church,
where eloquent addresses Were delivered
| by Rev. James Mitchell, Rev. E. H. Gray,
OF Oakland formerly OF washington and
one OF tne cieFgylhen VINO ollclateo at I'm
coins funerail. The latter married the
Iather ana mother OF mrs. Ssrah ffatt Carr,
PRESIDENT OF the California Woman's Relief
Corps IN Maine, over thlrty-elght years ago.
Inc demonstration on MONDAY promises
oe gr'hu ahair.
Memoria, Day at oroviue.
lovpy't9'0 1901 W "e o'9"'I'l" -1SS0c''le'' itss
ORovILLE, May 29th.-oherman Post and
our citizens VIII observe decoration Day
tomorrow.
Reception to Mayor Pond.
Copyright, 1851 by The California associated Press
Chico, May 29th.-Last evening citizens
and old friends OF Mayor e.. B. Pond and
| wife and Miss Mcneil, OF San francisco
| who are visiting Chico as the guests OF f.
Z. Luskl, paid a complimentary serenade
to them, when grand time was had.
| Mayor POND was quite happy to receive the
greetings OF so many ola lrlends who were
his heisn'o's '"eh'Y-nse years ago
,l.-,, 90. no4uia'eu ''i.9 %. A,urueF.
l'opy''9"' ioo'' W "ie '"Vo''l'' hSSoe."'. 'ess
| SALINAS, May 29th:-ln the trial OF Henry
Godfrey ior the Killing OF John MeBFlde,
allas John Madlgan, IN the southern part
ol the county, tne jury, aiter pelDg OUT
sMei.y f3 'ao ;.,ai % .as any ~ sr S,tHa
The renort in the San Francisco dail;as | that
| there was something of a noIitical nature
| n,iyed nm in the trial ia a snhiact Of rid;cnie
here. for, while Godfrey is, a stanch Re-
publican one of his principal bondsmen il
the Democratic leader, Jeese D. Carr.
Funeral of a Nevada CItizen
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BRUTAL CRIME.
a Husband Murders BIS Wife and Makes
His Escape.

ST. Louis, May 2ath.-A special from Del
Rio, Texas, says: The Mexican portion of
the city was startled by cries of Murder
and as a citizen broke open the door of the
room whence the cabs came. the body of
Felipa Garcia fell into his arms. The
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Commun,stic sabbath-Brealsers.

PARIS, May 29th.-A scuffie took place
to-day between Communists in the cem-
etery of Pere Ia Chaise. Five arrests we've
made.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

n ]. MANNIX HAS REMOVED FROM
IL. 100 to 22l5 street All wishing first
class PLASTERlNG, Plain or Ornamental CE.
MENTING, KALSOMINING or Wall Tinting.
will be accommodated promptly. First-class
work and low prices guaranteed 1ms
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UTAH.
Mysterious and Fatal Affair in the City
of the Saints.

lCopmigh, 1887, BY the California Associated Press
SALT LAKE, May 29th.-Abcut O'Clock
this morning A. II. Martin caught J. H.
Burton peeping in at window of house
of Commercial street. He held him up
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HOME AFFAIRS.
CHARGES FILED AGAINST MAJOR
7. j. BLAKENEY.
The President Bags no Fish-Death
of Ben Perley Poore-CIose of
the National Drill.
PETTY WARFARE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uy1oS.I
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PACIFIC COAST.
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE IN THE
CITY OF MEXICO.
Mysterious Homicide in Utah-TSe
Hot Wave - Vancouver Gold
Mines-Memorial Day.
APPRECIATIyE CITIZENS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.
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l.. P. GILMAN g. CO..

IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN HARD
i ware, iron, Steel. Coal and Carriage Hard
ware, Powder, Shot, Fuse. Horseshoes and Nails,
House Furnishing. Blscksmiths and Mining
Supplies, Anvils, Bellows, Nises, Axles, Springs,
etc., etc.
5i2 street, between Fifth and Sixth,
SACRAMENTO In
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D. Nick

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN HAR.
ltl ness of all grades, Saddles and Collars.
Horse Clothing, Robes, Whips. etc. We have on
hand large stock of Single Buggy Harness, all
handmade from SO up. IN
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A "Eive" Journs2 i'm Trouble.

It0pyFlg Isoz, by uFe Cdlyos'g Ass0ciated Press.
VICTORIA, May 29th.-phe Government
has entered action for criminal libel against
the Eceaing Gtqaes on account of an article
charging Deputy Attorney-General Irving
and Hon. Robson, Provincial Secretary,
with mal-administration OF justice in
rape case trial short time ago. The arti-
Gle manufactured language for the Chief
Justice, and then made it the ground for a
vicious attack
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The Dogan Fund.

BosToN, May 29th.-Editor O'Brien ar
rived in Montreal this Inorning. A large
crowd was in waiting. An attempt was
made to'detach the horses from his carriage
and draw him to his hotel, but this was
prevented by the police. He spoke at the
Boston Theater in the evening. John
BOYLE 0'lSeiny presided.
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Reception to Mayor Pond.

LCopwight, 1887, By The California Assocated Press
CHICO, May 29th.-Last evening citizens
and old friends of Mayor E. B. Pond and
wife and Miss Mcneil, of San Francisco
(who are visiting Chico as the guests OF F.
c. Lusk), paid complimentary serenade
to them, when a grand time was had.
Mayor Pond was quite happy to receive the
greetings of so many old friends who were
his neighbors twenty-five years ago.
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Tho Weeks Business.

BosTom May 29th.-Specials from the
managers of the leading clearing houses
show the gross exchanges for the week
ended May 2Sth to be 1887 JOY ,SSS, an in
crease of SIS per cent. over the correspond
ing week last year.
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an ExTRAoaDIaAR1 oFEsR.


wewant Tive, Energetic and capable ARuaa
IN every eaunty In ths unlhsd states and Ca
ada 10 eel patent aFticie q ereat merit, %
lrs MNMrrs 40 article having q large sails, pay
ing over 100 per cent proAt. having no eomRe-
tition, and on which The agent h protected u
the exclusive Faie by deod given for eseh sne
every county be may secure frSn rs. win Al
thea ndvantaRaa to eur agents and the fact tha1
it ~ an srtlcle THAI can es ao'd 10 every house.
swuer. n might not Be necessary 10 make n
~ExTRAokDNARTcFFm 20 secure GOOD agents
Al once bat We have concluded 70 make u -
shou. noa only our conAdsnes IN the merits q
our In invention hut n is aaiaiility BY Aoy A9rne
Il A will handle u with energv. Our agents
now q work are nakinS from $50 y $500
mouth elear and this fec n1skea l. safe for M -
make our ofIer 10 ~ who ere out o. employ
meut Any aopat thai will Give eur business .
thirty dave tr,Al aua fail 60 clear a. least e1oo
IN this time, AsovE Al txPsxsNA can retuEa
al scods unsald 10 ne and we viii refund ne
money paid fer thefn. Any agent or Reneral
agent who would IKE ten O. moe eounses and
work them through sub agents for ninety DAYS
and fail 20 clear At least aTho ABovs All ID
PTEsEs, cen return All unsold and set their
money back. No o. her employer Of agsuta eva
dared 70 make such offers. nor would we 4 We
did rot know that We have agente now making
mere than double the amount Ne guananteods
and sua iwo sales day wsuld give prent o.
aver al25 m nt1, and that one OF our agents
lsok eighteen orsie-s in ons day. Our large do
acriptive circulars EXP I'm cur offer fully, Ana
these We wish to eerd 10 svayone out OF an
ploymeut who will seed "a three ono canA
siAmpa Tor postaR- Sepd a. once and secure
the agency In time for boom, and g. 70 Work
on Tire terms named 10 our extraordinary ohsF.
We would llEe % have be address Of all The
AZ nts. sewing machine solicitors and carpen-
teFs IN the county. and asa any reader OF this
tpar who reads "a offer, 10 send us a once
the name and address II al such they knew.
Address At oDce.or YOU will lase the best ehAnea
ever offered 20 those ont Of employment "
make Money. RRNNKA MANUFACTURING Co.
dwam lie amiih field o., Piitsburg, ~
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Allen Weir. Of POst Tevnssnd. Is IN
she city.
Mr.. @. K. JsnnsE rssuroed from up
s1and yesterday.
Mr.. Z. B. Gray, IT,, 500 a . proni
nsn9 YIstofia n1eseaAnf, - IN the city.
Mr.. Geo. 3. Askinson, Of the TAeansa
NH Company. sas In the city yesterday.
M. W. A. Jennings vas . passenger
% tbs Hsrsh Pseiae from down Soano
yesterday.
rs HEah ana win. Of ne Chi
sage 4 lton Railway Compans, are IN
TIE city.
Mr.. ]. W. Anderson, Of the Tseoma
Land Oompany. yza 9passengeT 90 tne
FlsstSoOd yesterday.
Patrick OShea. Of Pert Possessed.
came % Sssttle 70 attend The oeisbrati0n
Of ~ PafFiek's day.
Mr. WA Mead, Of the Royal Route,
aud ChaEiss Ksnasdy. Of the ChicARo d
Book Islasd route, are N The city.
0aptain Carroll. Of the steamship
I4zhs, was IN tbe city yesterday On his
yay b Portland 70 join ths steamship
Oiympian.
Mr.. Garton states that be expects his
partner, Captain Hatfield, 10 return 70
Ssattle fFom san Francisco the last Of
the month.
Mr.. J. n. Gilman IL atilI In San Fran
eia0o looking SITTER his basiness interests
there. he is nst expseted to return for
several days.
Frank Lsvere, formerly with Charles
0oldstsin, has returned 10 seattle after
q years ahss1ce. he has NOT yet deter
mined WHISTLER be will remain or not.
Emil MARI, Harry Furry. WaItsr
Jackson Of Portland. \. Armstrong OF
Montana, @. l.. Palmer, Obas. Soldering.
Norris Chem sf Taooms, Morgan N.
williams Of Suohomish, y. O. Mar Of
Port Gamble, Joseph Ohsim Of Olym.
pia, are 81 the BFunsvick.
r. A. OIlemsn Of Olympus. Mrs.
Walker and child Of Oarbenado, A. W.
AutWeFfen Of spokaean, Aieh- ": +
Ovsrstreet Of Louisville, Nv, 3. ~, Fos-
naaRh and wife Of Strong City, kan.,
MyFon Warren Of Chase, Mich. 3. J.
Walthers Of Oak Park, III. ]. ID riley,
sife and chiIdsen Of sand Beach, Mich,
are ct the New England.
Feed DFsw, Of OlynSia; Charles r.
Bruer. OF Phiisdelphia, Pa; P. Feeuey,
OF WhAtoom; Leo j. Stock. Of Portland;
Henry Lsner and James z. Parkinson,
of Minnsapolis; d. marx Of Sap Fran |
cisco; Dan Williams. I'd Gduld, DEvs
Smith, p. Williams, Ulysses Williams,
Mrs. J. Williams and daughter, Of In
diana, aud J. r. BuFnell and wife, Of |
Lansing, Mich, are ct the Arlington.
N. NJ. Poole, Ben Stern, A. d. Simp |
son. or San Francisco, W. H. Mead,
Ohas. Kensay. &. B. Wilson, Of Port
land, Chas. Il. Glow. Of Chicago, A. j.
Jackson, of Viot0ria, s. NJ. Dickinson,
Of Alaska, Jas. Carroll, of Idaho. Wan.
Selby, Of Port Gamble, b. B. Turner, Of |
Olympia, A. @. Ksnedy, Of Minneapolis. |
Taos. B Hardin, JR.. OF Washington. ID. |
o.. Allsn Weir, Of Port Townsend. 8.
ruEnball aud wife, Of EnalaRd, are at |
tbs Occidental
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1NaUAsaE Gu94E3Fu1bENCE IQ94 LNLMA-
LToEaCxR-
PrOessdines fcr marine libel veFe in
sEituted IN San Francisco last 9esk
against the owneFs Of the bark ID. G.
Moray, 70 recover $3.50 for sap
plies.
me ship John A. Briggs. SIS tons
register, Was chaFtered last week BY
Dansmuir 4 Sons. of San Francisco.
10 Load coal from Departure Bay.
The tug M0Rui vas IN Neah Bay yes
terdAy.
Tbs NorusRiAn ship India Vas
towed 70 TaesmA Wednesday BY the
t1R BlAksIy.
The German ship Polymuir, Capt.
Disdrichssn. SOS tons register, 10 re-
ported IS havine sailed from AslooaFna
for Pagss SQUAD. This il another fouF-
masted iron ship, similar 10 the knight
OF 81. Michael, uhieh sailed recently.
TIE Pelymzir US bailt NJ Hamburg In
1885 By Btoha 4 Bsss. the celebrated
ship builders, and measures z7S feet in
length, ~ feet in breadth. and 24If feet
depth OF hold. she IL what 10 termed o
double decker, With too bulkheads. She
oomss here to load lambeT for the
colonies.
A thFssmastsd schooner passed down
unaeF sail yesterday, lumber laden.
Osptain Carroll tor Ssattle and A. b
Gray. JF., for Portland, came over from
Vtctoria yesterday.
Professor aad Mrs. Vaugha Of Seattle
returned home yesterday.
Miss Casss Broadway, accompanied
By her metheF, returned 20 Pysht yester-
day, after q brief visit 10 Mrs. Jane
FoTdham.
Mrs. Aida n. Rice. wife of Rev. q.
v. Rices Of 1rondale. died On Wednes-
day 90 p. m. very suddenly a. her resi-
dense. Tue lady vas we'll kn0wn for
many noble qualities and the amiable
disposition tai soc yes blessed with.
The funeral takes place today at l:S0 ?.
%. fFsm the Presbyterian Church.
Friends Of the family are invited TO
attend.
II. L. Hill, the veil known newspaper
Represented accompanied By his wife,
passed through here yesterday, en- route
to VictoTis fr n Portland.
A. ii. Gosdw. n. Captain Seiby, Messrs.
Brooks. bingham and weatherwoTth
came from the Sound Yesterday on she
Anderson.
Captain William Selby. Of the Cyrus
Walker, same down yesterday en- roate
to Seattle 10 take unto himself better
half, TO share the sorrows, Joys ard
blessings that fall 30 the loa of q wor-
thy skipper. The lady resideB in Seattle,
and formerly lived in Port Gamble.
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AxoraER RoAD To sE.TrLR.
IFrom tAs OreQonian.l

There is reason TO believe that Q
scheme is on foot 80 build line from {
point on the north bank Of the Oolumbis
river near Vancouver 20 Seattle, paral-
telling the Northern Pacific. Such q
scheme has been rumored here for q
week past, bus 10 could not BE- traced IL
a reliable source. Yesterday an Ore
goaian reporter interviewed gentlern q
not disconnected with the railroad in
terests. who stated positively that
another line would be built 10 the Sound,
and that work would commence seon.
The plan, be said. was TO start st Van
couver aud build north, keeping about
eighteen miles 20 the 4 sst of the North
ern Paeias, ouchtng as Tacoma, and er
minating at seattle. A large ferry,
similar to the Northern PaoIac's trans
fer boat. would be put on 10 Tua be-
tween Vancouver and point opposite
and q switch FuB to this point from The
. K. d N. Co.'S main line. He furtheI
stated that most of the capital required
would be advanced by Portland men
and he named two capitalists who were
identified With the enterprise. Pnma' =
ilv, the road would be local enterpri 8
bui u would be the Union Paeih 70 out
let 10 the sound.
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M0NKY RERUsDkD.-Our dispatches
shis morning state that Secretary La
mar has ordered the General Land
One 20 refund 10 Robert Wingats and
his associates che money paid BY them
when tney entered section le, adj linine
the MAYNARD d,nstion claim, IS coal
land. Section 16 IL school section.
snd under = railing Of the Departments
mineral land 10 exsmps from the Law
making every 1864 and sci ssctioH
school land Mr.. WIngate and his as
sooiases attempted and did enter this
ssoiisn in question - mineral land,
paving so Per acre for il. when Il came
70 the proof they failed to establish
that is sas miseral land. and TIE De
partmens ordered their eRtTy can eled
Ihsy an hsd foe the return of their
ouFchass money, bal Mr.. SpAEks, On The
ztouud thai the entry N the nrst place
sas fraudulsnt, Esfased 70 rsfsDd 10.
Toe eass Rss apUeAled d SecrstaEy
Lamar, who reversed the railing II Mr..
sparks and ordered the money refund
ed. Kina Couaty made the hght 0E
behalf o. tia paolts =oesols Of tbs Ter
ritafy, and expended several thOasAnd
dollars IN saving tue valuable land q
the errit0fY.
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AGAIN AT WoRK.-Soms months ago
one or more excestric burglars kept cur
citizens In q state Of excitemsnt by dar-
ingly entering th air houses aud eIrry-
ing Of books, money. provisions, or any
thing else that happened to take the
fancy of the thief. All of 9 sudden,
however, the burglar ceased his nightly
visits, and our citizens in turn ceased
their vieilant watch for him, and re-
moved the alarm wires stretched all
through their houses. The good house
wife, upon retiring. ceased 10 pile chairs
90 against tbs vaFions jors IN sach
position that they would tumble over II
the door was Jared, and removed her
orookery from the windows where IL
would fall TO the foor With o crssh II
the window were molested, and placed
it away in the ohins closet. The good
husband relieved himself from his re-
vOIvers which we're eumbersOme in his
pockets, aAd the dutiful son took the
old shot gun, which vas loaded TO the
muxkle with buckshot, out into she
woods, and fred il Of at q mark. In
shart, most of the precautionary meas
ares we're suspended. and nsw the
burglar has oommeDoed bis rousds
again Between the hours Of four and
I've o'clock Thursday morning, burglars
effected an entrance int the rrsidenee
Of Mr.. Fred. NJ IEco, on the corner Of
Eighth and Cherry streets. In the usual
way. by rem svina 3 pane OF glass from
one Of the windows. Toe thiSf entered
Me-. MsFes'a sleeping apartment and
stole 80 in money from bis pants
pocket. BE then proceeded 10 the par
lor and took q Ralvanio battery. Then
turning 70 the book case be removed
two volumes. children of the Alb
bey," and Banyan's Pilgrims Prog
ress." aud departed. Mr.. z. p. Edison
reports that daring Wednesday night
his residence Gas alsO entered, and sen
orally raasaeked, bat that nothing Of
valae vas carried away except some
provisions and a hsndful OF cigars.
With the result Of that niRhtis work,
the Burglar should be satisfied for .
Whiis. He can toast his shtns before
the fiEe after hearty msal, snooks bis
ann Havana, taks an eisotrie shock. and
en- JOY himsslf With the "Ohiidren OF the
Abbsy,r and contemplate on the future
in sssee for htm By reading "Phgrim's
Progress"
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ming avay with lis (Cospefsl wifs. vas
Hned Is Rnd costa ey Jades Lawrenos.
Paine. not szfzE6sd wi1h tbs bseti1G.
cot aiorionaIg drank latar II ths day and
was arrested thsrefpR. he was h1ed ~
to Rms Justice yesterday.
No mad has eoBe ffeun TIE East
sinse isst fn1Fsday," said PostDesetr
Samps0n yesterday rorniBg. TIE
csae hAs besn land slides slong TIE ace
Of tie EortheTn Paeife, esst Of 6als1a-
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Mozn sTOzz--6. Morris Hailsr has
already eommsBsed sxeavAttnz b.s lOtA
on The corner Of oSiemosa snd Second
Streets psspArasory 70 the erectiou there
On OF blosk % buildings 20 oe used -
business b0uaes and stores TIE saras
tarss vdi Be OF NOD. % pai s1essaeT
taSAi they can Be easily moved seen
basinsss as sxiended b SeSoHd s5reef,
AEd u sill pa 70 sseet Ia tastr sasso
sab ssanfizl eEiek beck. Ihtre - .
growing deOAnd for phases n Seioo 70
90 bnai1ess. and ve ere always pasassd
70 sre b1siness souses Eosns %, even "
ties mus b oonstracssa 81 WOOL he
plxns for Mr., HalieE's block are noS
beiaR astteR "a. sd 10 ~ofk o. 60
straetion wiu begin sOoa.
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KElL sSrArk

The following deeds wers aied IA the
Aad'tss's otios fer rscard yesterday:
Thomas @ Bspismin 90 Miss EnWa
ssanSay, a esrtAih parcel 81 lard IN
NAets's plat, % Msdtsoh street. &4IA.
VIM BsAeketi - a. r jsnes lats ?.
SUD I. eioek is Ctoan %aditi n, $50.
u DlshOu % Geo, W. Yaate 81 =
q Z y q n. W aoa y Of :. - tbe
Z s. ". \ Sc. s ~. q range, !
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n LIHBT
Jsrssx balbsiggaa underwear.
CHEsrxn cLEAKI.

DEAp.-YesIeFaay morning ws pzb-
lisAsd the faci IhAi Mrs. R'shaFd
o'connsil, o. white River. wss In
diving condition ia Victoria, as result
Of q saraiasl operation psgformed 90
hpr hy she physicians 81 That pises,
MIS-. O'Connen Was examined By Seattle
ysicisua, wsS informal bar hasoaad
that ths opsFatioa would BE- asieudsa
with mach dsnSer aud that u Woaid -
alnlss mi-scle II Il did not proTe
fatal. and tAat they Woald rather not
undertake il. Mr.. 0'Connell then
started to take his Wifs Esst foe treat
nent, hat oa reaching Victoria be called
a csaple q smineot physicians aad saF-
eroua - examine the case, aud tasy A.
sared the husband THAI they could per
form zee Oterslion without s~risus ~
saits. lbs wAs tho lass tafornStian
the lafy's friends here had up 10 tue
aiune a a ~para came that Sue eoold nea
recover. Yesterday afte ruoon saeTlG
CscaFane received The falle-sne ais
patch, signed by Richard O'tsnasA;
INV wife Is dad. Arrange 90 take re
rsHius 90 Waite RIVER. LsAvs 70
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